What Crelate changed

• Added a new "Press & Awards" section under the "About" menu.
• Removed the "ATS Data Migrations" link from the "Resources" menu.
• Updated the "Training & Onboarding" link to point to the implementation page instead of a specific onboarding subpage.
• Added a "Contact Us" link and description to the "About" menu.

Crelate is focusing more on its brand reputation and public recognition. They also simplified their resource menu by removing the specific "ATS Data Migrations" link, likely to streamline the user journey toward general support and onboarding.

• The MCP Server status changed from "Coming soon" to "Now on Business Plus."
• New text explicitly mentions support for connecting Claude, ChatGPT, and custom agents.
• The "Training & Onboarding" link was updated to a new URL path (/recruiting-platform/onboarding).
• Some descriptive text in the "About" section was shortened or truncated.

Crelate is moving from "coming soon" to active delivery of AI agent connectivity. By allowing users to plug in Claude and ChatGPT, they are positioning their platform as an open hub for popular AI tools rather than a closed system.

• Added new "Measure & Improve" section to the platform menu.
• Launched "Custom Reports & Dashboards" to track specific recruiting metrics.
• Introduced "Forecasting & Ratios" to help teams predict hiring performance.
• Expanded the "Solutions" menu to include specific targets for Private Equity and IT recruiting.
• Renamed "Candidate Relationship Management" to "Talent Relationship Management" in several sections.
• Updated the "Resources" section to include a direct link to the "Recruiting Evolution Podcast."
• Changed the primary call-to-action button from "Free Trial" to "Start free."

Crelate is shifting its focus toward data-driven recruiting. By adding custom reports, dashboards, and forecasting tools, they are moving beyond simple candidate tracking to help teams measure their performance and predict future hiring success.